Every child deserves equal access to quality education, regardless of their situation. Due to war, forced displacement, or interruptions in learning, many students have lost the opportunity to fully grasp knowledge.

By helping them catch up, teachers not only boost their confidence and motivation but also foster better socialization—rebuilding connections with peers and a sense of security.

To assess the level of educational loss in municipal educational institutions in Odessa, diagnostic work is conducted in June to identify gaps in students' knowledge, along with additional classes, consultations, and group activities to enhance material comprehension.

To address educational losses in primary schools, the "KECH" program has been established—an initiative by the NGO "Go Global" aimed at supporting primary school children who lost part of their knowledge due to the large-scale war. The goal is to provide schools with effective tools to work in adaptive, intensive conditions.

The project is implemented with the support of UNICEF in Ukraine, Global Partnership for Education (GPE), and the Animagrad studio (FILM.UA Group).